President William Ruto has committed to improve his administration’s delivery on election promises in the next three years.
The late Oduor served as Harambee Stars captain from 1988 to 1990 during his days as a defender.
Several families living along the Kenya-Uganda border in Teso North, Teso South, and Butula constituencies are living in fear following a surge in crime.
Malava MP Moses Malulu Injendi has reached out to Co-operatives CS Wycliffe Oparanya to give him tips on how to be a polygamous man and take care of many women.
Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa has sacked five County Executive Committee Members (CECMs) and 10 Chief Officers as he reshuffled his cabinet to improve service delivery.
The Controller of Budget released a report showing that 10 out of 47 counties spent zero funds on development under the reviewed period.
The Ministry of Health has directed communities carrying out circumcision rites to take their boys to approved hospitals for the procedure, in a bid to curb infections and botched surgeries.
Narc Kenya leader Martha Karua has told President William Ruto to manage his anger and stop using bad language towards Kenyans demanding accountability.
The Ministry of Health, county governments, and their partners launched a drug administration campaign in Kakamega to combat tropical diseases such as bilharzia and intestinal worms.
A teachers’ meeting turned chaotic following disagreement over the proposal to raise the retirement age for top Kuppet officials from 60 to 65 years.
Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa has warned county employees who support his political opponents, terming it an act of sabotage.
Rigathi Gachagua has criticised the recent abductions of government critics, terming them as desperate attempts by government to silence Kenyans.
A section of youth from Busia have challenged Okiya Omtatah to resign as Senator and focus on activism.
Opposition leaders have given President William Ruto’s government a seven-day ultimatum to release all the people abducted in the recent past or face mass demonstrations
A sombre burial ceremony attended by President William Ruto degenerated into a war of words as dignitaries traded blame on who ought to carry responsibility for abductions.
The spat between Governor George Natembeya and Kimani Ichung’wah, along with other leaders over the abduction of youths.
Mumias Sugar Company farmers are set to receive the first ever sugarcane bonus payout.
The fate of development projects in Western is hanging on a thread as state officials and elected leaders shift attention to early campaigns.
Kakamega will not be affected by the planned nationwide nurses and midwives strike, scheduled to begin today, after the union suspended it
The modern classes will host at least 200 students out of the growing population of 800 students in the entire school.
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